Serena is a bully and a crybaby

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This isn't about sexism or racism, it's about the fact that there are rules in tennis, she is well aware of them, and broke them. Not only did she break them, she doubled down and asked for an apology from the ref. I was embarrassed for her as an athlete. Invoking her motherhood and gender only underscored how unhinged she was and unable to control herself. There are ways for her to address her assertion that she was unfairly treated. That was most certainly not it.

Must be tennisism.

[Anonymous]

Shut down the men but don't defend boorish behavior by women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tennis umpires might boycott her matches

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2018/09/12/tennis-umpires-reportedly-considering-boycott-of-serena-williams-matches/?utm_term=.58277e3f7c09

They should, anyone who saw the way Serena talked to the umpire should know how humiliating that was, with her finger pointing, shouting out loud so everyone heard what she was treating with. I use scene to teach my kids how not to talk.

There are a million examples of men doing the same, why is it this one event you use to teach your children?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tennis umpires might boycott her matches

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2018/09/12/tennis-umpires-reportedly-considering-boycott-of-serena-williams-matches/?utm_term=.58277e3f7c09

They should, anyone who saw the way Serena talked to the umpire should know how humiliating that was, with her finger pointing, shouting out loud so everyone heard what she was treating with. I use scene to teach my kids how not to talk.

There are a million examples of men doing the same, why is it this one event you use to teach your children?

Yeah if you watch tennis this happens weekly and I’m not exaggerating and it’s usually men. Why did you picked Serena as the example?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tennis umpires might boycott her matches

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2018/09/12/tennis-umpires-reportedly-considering-boycott-of-serena-williams-matches/?utm_term=.58277e3f7c09

They should, anyone who saw the way Serena talked to the umpire should know how humiliating that was, with her finger pointing, shouting out loud so everyone heard what she was treating with. I use scene to teach my kids how not to talk.

There are a million examples of men doing the same, why is it this one event you use to teach your children?

Yeah if you watch tennis this happens weekly and I’m not exaggerating and it’s usually men. Why did you picked Serena as the example?

Serena is more conspicuous because she’s female, black and dominant in the sport. Unfortunately, any missteps get amplified. White males get more of a pass. Heck, it’s like this in lots of workplaces where there are few POC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tennis umpires might boycott her matches

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2018/09/12/tennis-umpires-reportedly-considering-boycott-of-serena-williams-matches/?utm_term=.58277e3f7c09

They should, anyone who saw the way Serena talked to the umpire should know how humiliating that was, with her finger pointing, shouting out loud so everyone heard what she was treating with. I use scene to teach my kids how not to talk.

There are a million examples of men doing the same, why is it this one event you use to teach your children?

Yeah if you watch tennis this happens weekly and I’m not exaggerating and it’s usually men. Why did you picked Serena as the example?

Serena is more conspicuous because she’s female, black and dominant in the sport. Unfortunately, any missteps get amplified. White males get more of a pass. Heck, it’s like this in lots of workplaces where there are few POC.

DP, meant to add.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tennis umpires might boycott her matches

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2018/09/12/tennis-umpires-reportedly-considering-boycott-of-serena-williams-matches/?utm_term=.58277e3f7c09

They should, anyone who saw the way Serena talked to the umpire should know how humiliating that was, with her finger pointing, shouting out loud so everyone heard what she was treating with. I use scene to teach my kids how not to talk.

There are a million examples of men doing the same, why is it this one event you use to teach your children?

Yeah if you watch tennis this happens weekly and I’m not exaggerating and it’s usually men. Why did you picked Serena as the example?

Serena is more conspicuous because she’s female, black and dominant in the sport. Unfortunately, any missteps get amplified. White males get more of a pass. Heck, it’s like this in lots of workplaces where there are few POC.

if you are talking about tennis players they absolutely do not get a pass. no tennis player has ever been praised for lashing out on umpires. most crowds will boo as soon as a player starts complaining about anything, even if it's justified.

[Anonymous]

In case you guys missed it, this is Osaka on Ellen > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_UdFZKtDJA. Osaka's adorableness spills over @ the 3:45 minute of the video. Didn't know much about her before the Open, but I am absolutely love her spirit!

We all know Serena's a living legend - she has worked hard to get where she is today. No one can take that away from her. I saw a funny statement on Twitter the other day that was directed at her detractors: "Serena Williams is better at tennis than you are at whatever you are best at." Yep. Pretty much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tennis umpires might boycott her matches

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2018/09/12/tennis-umpires-reportedly-considering-boycott-of-serena-williams-matches/?utm_term=.58277e3f7c09

I hate it when somebody is called out on their obvious poor behavior and they immediately hide behind the cloak of racism and sexism.....it's dishonest and deceitful. The real thief in that march was Serena.....she stole what should have been a wonderful moment from Osaka.

Serena did not bring race into this. Everyone else did.

[Anonymous]

I am upset she took the spotlight away from Osaka. What a sour loser!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am upset she took the spotlight away from Osaka. What a sour loser!!

No one in Naomi’s camp is complaining. She got the title, the payday and people are still taking about her a week later and will do so years to come. Many more people know about her with Serena’s outburst than would have known about her without.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am upset she took the spotlight away from Osaka. What a sour loser!!

No one in Naomi’s camp is complaining. She got the title, the payday and people are still taking about her a week later and will do so years to come. Many more people know about her with Serena’s outburst than would have known about her without.

So, she should thank Senera?? That's a morbid analogy but whatever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In case you guys missed it, this is Osaka on Ellen > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_UdFZKtDJA. Osaka's adorableness spills over @ the 3:45 minute of the video. Didn't know much about her before the Open, but I am absolutely love her spirit!

We all know Serena's a living legend - she has worked hard to get where she is today. No one can take that away from her. I saw a funny statement on Twitter the other day that was directed at her detractors: "Serena Williams is better at tennis than you are at whatever you are best at." Yep. Pretty much.

So if someone is doing better than you in some areas, you can not criticize that person’s behavior? In that logic, only the super rich is eligible to criticize Donald Trump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am upset she took the spotlight away from Osaka. What a sour loser!!

No one in Naomi’s camp is complaining. She got the title, the payday and people are still taking about her a week later and will do so years to come. Many more people know about her with Serena’s outburst than would have known about her without.

So, she should thank Senera?? That's a morbid analogy but whatever.

Morbid? Analogy? Get a dictionary. The bolded statement is neither.
Another fact: Naomi Osaka does not need or want your pity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am upset she took the spotlight away from Osaka. What a sour loser!!

No one in Naomi’s camp is complaining. She got the title, the payday and people are still taking about her a week later and will do so years to come. Many more people know about her with Serena’s outburst than would have known about her without.

This is SO wrong. Victims shouldn't have to thank the attackers because the attackers made them famous. Are you a f'king idiot or what?